Cal Poly Class of 2017
This was definitely my busiest senior portraits season, and also the most exciting because after five years I finally got to graduate alongside all my friends! May was a crazy busy month of portrait sessions and senior project, but I'm glad I made time to hang out with friends and meet new ones during our two-hour excursions around SLO.
Here are photos taken at some of my favorite and most picturesque spots in San Luis Obispo.
This graduation also marks the end of my senior portraits photography career. Thanks for five years of crazy fun photoshoots that have given me excuses to go out and see the beautiful outdoors during my favorite time of day. I've been blessed to photograph such amazing people throughout the years.
Photo by Simon Ng.
Oh, and that's me! On Dexter Lawn, the most symbolic spot of my time here at Poly (the library coming in a close second). At the crossroads between the architecture building, the art building, and Simon's labs (teehee). It's also where I met so many of the wonderful friends I've made in CSA and spent some of the best days picnicking and hanging out between classes. (Side note I got stung by a bee having this picture taken so maybe this spot wasn't actually meant to be. )
Anyway, congrats everyone! Let's go on to do awesome things in the real world :) Can't wait to photograph y'all again when you're successful badasses ruling the world.
This was definitely my busiest senior portraits season, and also the most exciting because after five years I finally got to graduate alongside all my friends!
The magnificence of this awe-inspiring location with the timeless beauty of a woman in a flowing gown makes for images I've only ever seen in my dreams.
This weekend I had the pleasure of shooting Maxwell's graduation pictures. Softbox lighting + Maxwell's signature businessman smile = timeless portraits.
Another year, another graduating class. Cheers to all my friends finishing up at Cal Poly this year.
Portrait photography strikes me in a way that landscapes, products, or food could never do. I love taking photos of people. There's depth in their faces, stories in their eyes, and confidence in their posture.
Dearest Janine and Kyle, don't stop derping, don't stop dancing, and never ever stop laughing.
Chris and Cynthia are hands down the cutest and goofiest couple ever. Shooting them was such a blast.
Best friends, roomies, and the beach...what better way to spend a sunny Sunday afternoon?
A senior portrait shoot with dancers never turns out the way it's supposed to. You'll probably jump, twirl, climb your way onto signs, fountains, trees, and possibly restricted places. Being on the ground was never that fun anyway. :)
My sister Shirley is graduating this month after 4 long years at Berkeley, and I’d been waiting to take these photos. Little did we know 2020 would have other plans.